Subject	For non-faded I would personally just be using 303 as it has
Posted by	PiotrC70 on March 17, 2019 at 5:15 PM
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In Reply To	So would it work to preserve non-faded parts, too? (n/m) posted by ZXoltan on March 17, 2019 at 05:00 PM
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Follow Ups	Easy fix for chalky glove box and door handles... - GrecV2 20:19:08 03/16/19 Thx for posting!!! (n/m) - jzack 21:17:19 03/16/19 I'll try this - Polish 21:20:16 03/16/19 Thanks! I just ordered some on Amazon (n/m) - Piranha 22:21:47 03/16/19 Any before and after pics? (n/m) - Dallas DamonZ 22:27:42 03/16/19 Just bought on amazon hope it works ! (n/m) - Drk93TT 22:34:34 03/16/19 Excellent, thanks. Stuff I used to use was awesome but NLA. (n/m) - Ted (92TT) 23:31:05 03/16/19 Don't have before, but here's after... - GrecV2 11:47:28 03/17/19 This stuff has been brought up on various FB pages as well.. - PiotrC70 11:48:13 03/17/19 This is def not a dye... - GrecV2 12:54:48 03/17/19 So would it work to preserve non-faded parts, too? (n/m) - ZXoltan 17:00:25 03/17/19 For non-faded I would personally just be using 303 as it has - PiotrC70 17:15:46 03/17/19 motor oil works also. (n/m) - slayer fan 07:05:26 03/18/19 Yes! I have had great results with simple motor oil. (n/m) - MLPS300ZX 14:56:37 03/18/19 Agreed, although I usually touch it up yearly (n/m) - vorpalZed 10:11:26 03/19/19 Wasnt someone swearing by peanut butter? lol (n/m) - ZXoltan 08:22:13 03/20/19 Solution Finish Black Plastic & Vinyl Plastic Trim Restorer - ni[x]it 10:54:14 03/19/19
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